SG-40715 Deprecation warnings for distro.py, syx.py and sgutils.py #1063
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…e that will be removed by the end of March 2026
julien-lang
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Oct 10, 2025
python/tank_vendor/distro.py
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| "The 'distro' module is deprecated in FPTR and will be removed " | ||
| "by the end of March 2026. Use the standard library's 'platform' " |
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I think we should align messaging around "any time after"
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| "by the end of March 2026. Use the standard library's 'platform' " | |
| "at any time after March 2026. Use the standard library's 'platform' " |
carlos-villavicencio-adsk
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Oct 13, 2025
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Description
Introduce deprecation warnings for sgutils.py, six.py, and distro.py in FPTR, notifying users that these modules will be removed at any time after March 2026. The warnings include guidance on alternative standard Python features or modules to use.
Follow up from #1042